Hello All,
I've posted a few posts here about how I've been having HBP issues and how I've done endless tests, seen a cardiologist who had confirmed a very healthy heart, how I lead a very healthy diet and lifestyle, yet I'm still having HPB incidences.
After 2 decades on thyroxine with no problems, my HBP and high pulse issues emerged when we increased thyroxine from 75 to 100 mcg and even though I went back to 75, I'm still having issues that come and go.
I've also noticed how a cold weather triggers it (we lived in a warm climate before, never had issues there and they all started to happen when we came to UK last year and the weather here in UK turned cold)
If you're dealing with something similar, I want to share these 2 eye opening articles with you:
Thyroid meds and HPB: restartmed.com/thyroid-medi...
Scientific studies that show how a cold weather can result in HPB: sciencedaily.com/releases/2...
But it doesn’t take much; a previous study by Sun and his colleagues showed just five minutes’ exposure to a temperature of 52 degrees Fahrenheit can cause pressure to rise substantially. And a common medical evaluation known as the cold pressor test shows that a person who plunges one hand into freezing water for one minute will experience a rise in blood pressure lasting up to two hours.
I hope this helps some of you!